Because in 1991, this was the portable gaming revolution.

Before tablets, apps, and fantasy leagues, there was Tyco’s Notebook Games – Baseball, the ultimate pocket-sized ballpark you could sneak into class. Released in 1991, this clever little game looked like a school notebook on the outside — but opened up to reveal a full-on mini baseball stadium, complete with player pieces, game cards, and enough old-school charm to make your Trapper Keeper jealous.

Perfect for road trips, lunch breaks, or secret tournaments during study hall, this game proves you didn’t need batteries to have a blast — just a friend and a fierce love for the game.

Product Highlights:

• Authentic 1991 Tyco Notebook Games: Baseball set
• Disguised as a real notebook — opens into a compact baseball board game
• Includes game board, player pieces, spinner, and scorecard sheets (varies by set)
• Ultra-portable and packed with nostalgic charm
• Perfect for collectors, baseball lovers, and ‘90s kids who gamed analog-style

⚾ Because some of the best ball games ever played happened on cafeteria tables.